This year though dry for the most part bugs are still thriving on areas with heavy moisture. Don’t be taken by surprise by these tiny insects. Many bugs can give us reason for pause, including [...]
Allergies can affect many areas of your body. Symptoms often affect the mucous membranes of the ears, nose and throat. Recurrent infection, fluid in the ear, fullness, pressure and pain are most [...]
Many allergens are airborne and come into direct contact with your eyes. 80% of people with allergies experience red, itchy, watery eyes. Avoid touching your face or rubbing your eyes, especially [...]
When it’s humid outside, try to keep your home humidity levels at less than 50% to prevent indoor mold and dust mites from thriving. Provided by: Asthma & Allergy Associates, P.C. and [...]
True or False: Diet has no effect on your asthma. False! A study at the University of Newcastle found that high-fat meals, including burgers and fries, led to increased inflammation in the [...]
Today is a good day to stay indoors. Not only are high winds pushing smoke into the region, the hot temperatures and dry air allow the pollen to travel longer and farther. If you must spend any [...]
When cleaning up mold: Wear non-porous gloves and protective clothing while cleaning up mold. A face mask or respirator is recommended. Make sure the area is well ventilated. Use a 10% – [...]
While the allergenicity of corn smut is not known, it is a common plant pathogen affecting corn crops. It is also a delicacy in Mexican culture. 400 to 500 tons of Cuitlacoche (or huitlacoche) [...]
Last year Dr.Daniel Soteres, of Asthma and Allergy Associates was extensively interviewed for a food allergy documentary entitled “Risk at first bite”. The Premier screening and Gala [...]
